Sentence examples for general inconvenience from inspiring English sources

In much of Manhattan, the snow has been a general inconvenience, an amusement, perhaps by now a bore.

The convention is most likely to cost the city a lot in both money and general inconvenience.

Add in all the various amounts such as the waste of your time, phone calls, costs of heating from other sources, and an amount for general inconvenience.

That means added expense should you lose the single cable they ship with, and just general inconvenience.

In a statement, the emissary said Rajkumar, above, had said a general strike "will inconvenience the general public, and I do not want you to cause any trouble to either the government or the people".

Instead of subjecting the general public to more inconvenience, let's subject the people on this list to more inconvenience, even at the price of innocents being incorrectly targeted.

However, when compared with the inconvenience of undergoing general anaesthesia for the surgical procedure (even repeated general anaesthesia as are required for the injection therapy, i.e. upto 2 3 times) and likelihood of their complications (e.g. infection, abcesses for injection treatment) [ 1, 3, 11], this inconvenience may appear quite trivial.

Precisely where the British spaceport would be sited will depend on a number of factors, but the overriding imperative of the licensing authorities will be to find a location that limits danger and inconvenience to the general public.

One-hundred and six adults aged 18 40 were recruited from the University of Nottingham student population and from the general public and were paid an inconvenience allowance for their participation.

Questionnaires will focus on pain intensity, general wellbeing, perceived recovery and illness-related inconveniences.

If you do find yourself shut out from the pool or a hot hotel bar because of an event, making your concerns known to the general manager may garner some compensation for the inconvenience.